Five neighborhoods in Macapá are left without water for six hours for network repairs this Wednesday (14)
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- The Amapá Sanitation Concessionaire (CSA) interrupts the water supply between 10 am and 4 pm this Wednesday (14) in the neighborhoods of Pacoval, Cidade Nova, São Lázaro, Jesus de Nazaré and Perpétuo Socorro, in Macapá, to repair large leaks.
- System normalization may take up to 72 hours after the services are completed.
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Why It Matters
The Amapá Sanitation Concessionaire (CSA) carries out periodic maintenance on the water distribution system to correct leaks and guarantee the quality of the service.
Services performed by CSA in Amapá — Photo: CSA/disclosure
Residents of the Pacoval, Cidade Nova, São Lázaro, Jesus de Nazaré and Perpétuo Socorro neighborhoods, in Macapá, will be without water supply between 10am and 4pm this Wednesday (14). The interruption occurs to carry out repairs on large leaks that affect the distribution system, according to the Amapá Sanitation Concessionaire (CSA).
During the maintenance period, the concessionaire advises residents to use water consciously and to store the resource in advance to meet basic needs during the scheduled shutdown.
According to CSA, after the services are completed, supply will resume gradually. Complete normalization of the system can take up to 72 hours, the period necessary for pressurizing the network.
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In case of doubts or to register incidents, the concessionaire provides 24-hour support by calling 0800 086 0116.
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Open Questions
- What is the exact extent of the leaks being repaired?
- Are there plans to avoid similar outages in the future?
- How much water was lost due to leaks before repair?
